Creates and syncs Anki decks from a Google Doc, using it as the source of truth so cards can be added, updated, or deleted remotely from any device.
Alternatives to Voigt - Google Docs Import from Bullet Points
AnkiWeb addon 248362751
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Syncs Anki decks with published Google Docs as the source of truth, adding, updating, or deleting cards while preserving update history.
Converts online notes from Google Docs, Notion, and Obsidian into Anki flashcards using customizable YAML workflows and multiple LLMs via OpenRouter, with prompt chaining and document change tracking.
Converts bullet-point lists from LibreOffice HTML, Org, or text files into formatted Anki cards, supporting reversed and cloze notes, images, code highlighting, HTML, and LaTeX.
Imports cloze notes from Roam JSON exports, converting blocks with curly-bracket deletions into numbered Anki cloze notes while skipping duplicates, with configurable model, deck, and fields.
Imports e-book or text files into Anki, splits the text into sentences using NLTK, and creates sentence cards with the Basic note type, naming the deck after the file.
Tests pronunciation by recording your voice, transcribing it via Google or Microsoft speech-to-text, and comparing the result with a chosen card field.
Synchronizes Anki decks one-way from a published Google Sheets CSV, creating, updating, and removing Basic or Cloze cards and assigning tags, without reverse syncing.
Finds relevant premade-deck flashcards from uploaded notes or files, AI-generates new cards to fill gaps, and provides performance analytics by topic and card.
Fixes stray // and $$ math delimiters in NotebookLM and CSV-imported flashcards, preserves existing LaTeX, supports undo, and can tag cards possibly missing images.
Syncs Notion pages and databases directly into local Anki decks via the official API, preserving rich blocks, images, reverse toggles, and optionally creating image occlusion cards.
A discontinued text-to-speech addon that no longer works with recent Anki versions and now only points users toward alternative TTS tools.